My Nonprofit Reviews

We adopted a rescue dog named Boot's fromTDL.
Over the past six months we have learned that Boot's
actually rescued us!
His unconditional friendship & love have filled
our home with joy and appreciation. TDL saved "Bootsy"
from an uncertain fate in Alabama through their commitment
to saving lives and the genourisity of folks like the private
pilot who flew him into their arms and then into our lives.
We are blessed to have lives changed and saved by folks
like those who run and volunteer at "The Dog Liberator!"

Our "Happy Home" of 25yrs was missing a very important component to the dynamic after our last pet passed earlier this year. My wife and I had discussed getting another dog and after researching several breeds, we agreed that an Australian Sheep Dog would be an excellent choice.
Watching the "Westminster Kennel Club" competition on Thanksgiving Day, we followed a beautiful Border Collie strut with grace and confidence delighting the audience and inspiring us to Google: "Border Collie" after the show.
Well, the first web site that popped up on my screen was TDL and instead of a Border Collie (which they do rescue).......a picture of the most beautiful Aussie we had ever seen was looking back at both of us with his head cocked slightly to the right and his eye's saying, "I'm the One!" His name is, "Bennett's Boot's."
The touching story of his rescue as well as those who were involved convinced us that this was more then just coincidence!
Our first e-mail to "The Dog Liberator" was answered within an hour of our inquiry of Mr. Boot's availability. We then followed up with a string of at least four more e-mailed questions and were offered to call if we wanted that evening (and did). All this on Thanksgiving Day!
TDL staff love what they do. Their passion for both the animals they save and the family's like our's that are blessed to find them can only be matched by the unconditional love Mr. Boot's has brought to our hearts and home. We are eternally grateful for the work of TDL and will make it a tradition to add them to our Thanksgiving prayers.

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